I made the intro and the lower thirds to "wrap" this webinar recording for YouTube. Over the course of my time at Scala Foundation, I also produced clips from webinars and pre-existing content, but only was able to upload the (even) shorter clips as YouTube Shorts — see bottom of the page!

I started a new YouTube channel called Bible Thinkthroughs to explore, explain, and defend the Christian faith. This video discusses the parallel between the binding of Isaac and Jesus Christ's sacrifice. I also explore perhaps why God chose Abraham to be the father of a people who rejoice in a relationship with Him.

Inspired by C.S. Lewis's style of writing, my "Journal Entries" series are short, off-the-cuff thoughts about our world and our relationship to God. I hope that those listening to these would be inspired and perhaps write their own devotionals.

I edited this post-event video for Day 2 of the conference.

I edited this video for quick release after Day 1 of the conference had concluded.

From May 2020 to June 2020, I worked with the wonderful people behind the Git Commit Show - a 2-day online tech conference that is open to all and promotes interaction and the sharing of knowledge.

The conference, hosted by Invide || Elite developers community, happened on June 27th and 28th. Many great speakers presented their work, and many attendees had opportunities to learn and interact with each other.

Here is the trailer video that I made to help promote the event!

I also made the intros and outros for their speaker session videos.

I was able to have access to Adobe CC through my university during the COVID-19 pandemic. So, I decided to ask on reddit if any nonprofits needed video editing help. This was a video that I edited for the Public Happiness Movement, an organization dedicating to spreading happiness throughout the world through fun activities. This was a lot of fun to edit; Wiggles is a cute dog!

I came back to intern at Modern Wall Street for a second summer, and learned even more. I enjoyed researching topics and making videos about current events.

I learned a great deal in my first internship -- from using film equipment, to presentation and narration skills, and also social media. Many thanks to James Sweeney for teaching me so much. I realized how much work goes into making a video.

This channel was a project that I started with one of my friends, Jordan Beacham, while we were in high school. He plays the euphonium/baritone and I play the trombone in these duet videos.